White Says Meat Ax Cuts Not Solution To Tax Burden
Congressman discusses taxes and budget strategy amid California property tax debate. He favors selective cuts over across the board reductions, cites HEW and Commerce as examples, and notes support for a balanced budget plan with a four year debt reduction. The piece also mentions a vehicle theft in Monahans and police actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Capitol Hill
California
House
Health, Education and Welfare Department
HEW
Conference Committee
Water Facts And Fancies Conservation Tips
Five basic home water saving tips from the American Water Works Association cover leaks checking faucets and toilets, modest shower and tub use, full dishwasher and clothes washer loads, and moderate lawn watering. Experts say the last tip is most important, noting a sprinkler can waste much more than several short uses. Merchants Association of Monahans thanks shoppers.
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Texas Electric
American Water Works Association
Petroleum stamps exhibit at Permian Basin Petroleum Museum
A private collection of nearly 100 album pages highlights oil related postage stamps for a two month show at Midland's Permian Basin Petroleum Museum. The exhibit, titled Mini World of Oil on Postage Stamps, travels through 1800 plus stamps from about 130 Universal Postal Union nations.
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O'l
Permian Basin Petroleum Museum
Midland
Universal Postal Union
Youth Struck By Car In Monahans Night Crash
A late Tuesday auto crash in Monahans sent 17 year old Charles Hedges to Odessa Medical Center with head injuries after being dragged about 20 feet by a car driven by 16 year old Earl Cockerham. Hedges was initially treated at Ward Memorial Hospital and transferred around 1 a.m. Wednesday. Monahans Police investigated the mishap.
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Richard Sybesma
MHS
Monahans Athletic Center
Bruce
Pecos
Reeves County Sheriff's Department
Odessa Medical Center
Charles Hedges
Monahans
Earl W. Cockerham
E. 10Th St
Hedges
Monahans Ambulance
Ward Memorial Hospital
Patsy Ivins Showing Slight Improvement
Patsy Ivins, once a Wickett resident, is slightly improved after a Father's Day interstate crash. Her mother reports Patsy is in a private Odessa Medical Center room with limited visitors, and her condition remains guarded due to back injuries and multiple wounds. A brief note mentions the nickel coin entering American circulation in 1866.
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Patsy Ivins
Wickett
Wayne Downing
Patsy
Odessa Medical Center
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Commerce Department
Department of Transportation
Congress
Botanical Gardens
Library of Congress
Government Printing Office
General Accounting Office
16Th
Texas
Public
Bill Hammitt
Wayne Poor
Eras Eck
Sara St. Clam
Levas Electric
Brice Treadaway
Alberta Allen
Northside
Primitivo Sepulveda
Primitivo
Robert G. Holston D.O
P.A
406 South Ike
Merchants Association of Monahans
Petroleum Museum
G. William Schall
St. Louis, Mo
Petroleum Philatelic Society International
Midland Museum
Petrophil
Brazil
Argentina
Mexico
Venezuela
Africa
Asia
Far East
U.S
Japan
Ecuador
Austria
Baylor Street
Bakersfield
Dave Watts
S. Stockton
Usda Choice
USDA
Mitchell
Arie Tim
W. Sealy
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